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how to use clip command in the cmder? #996

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woshichuanqilz opened this issue Jun 14, 2016 · 7 comments
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how to use clip command in the cmder? #996

woshichuanqilz opened this issue Jun 14, 2016 · 7 comments

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@woshichuanqilz
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woshichuanqilz commented Jun 14, 2016

clip command seem dosen't work in cmder? Is there a alternative? To copy content to the clipboard through the cmder command line ?

06 14_19-46-05

@Stanzilla
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Works for me, which version of cmder are you using?

@mrRosset
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Not working for me either on 1.2.9 (with updated conemu and clink)

@Stanzilla
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Yeah it might be the path append/prepend change.

@woshichuanqilz
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woshichuanqilz commented Jun 15, 2016

I know how to fix it, @mrRosset @Stanzilla : )

copy the clip.exe file to the path d:\ProgramFiles\cmder\vendor\git-for-windows\usr\bin\

cmder is the folder where I install the cmder. It worked for me, you can have a try.

06 15_08-27-46

@hmisko
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hmisko commented Sep 3, 2018

Generally clip works, but pwd | clip doesn't. You can use cd | clip instead.

@avxkim
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avxkim commented Oct 8, 2018

pwd | clip.exe works for me.

@dambo1993
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old topic - but for me (Windows7 64Bit):
pwd | clip -> fail
pwd | clip.exe -> fail
cd | clip -> OK!
cd | clip.exe -> OK!
So when I want to copy current path - I need to use windows CD "command".

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